The Live Claude Code Workshop for Working Engineers
A hands-on, instructor-led Claude Code workshop spread across three days. Work on your own repo, in real time, with a senior engineer over your shoulder instead of a recorded video on 2x speed.
Most Claude Code training you can find online is either a ten-minute install walkthrough or a ninety-minute firehose. Neither of those is a workshop. A workshop is where you type code, hit a wall, ask a person, and move. That's what Claude Camp runs.
Live dates, live cohorts.
Every cohort runs online over three consecutive days. Seats are capped at 20 engineers for real attention during hands-on exercises.
Why a live workshop beats a recorded course
Self-paced courses have completion rates between five and fifteen percent. Industry data is remarkably consistent on this — most engineers who sign up for an on-demand Claude Code course never finish it, and the ones who do finish rarely get the custom feedback a live workshop provides. Live cohort learning pushes completion rates into the mid-eighties and higher.
A live Claude Code workshop is also the only format that can adapt in real time. When a repo has an unusual structure, when a permission prompt fires unexpectedly, when an MCP server won't connect, you get live debugging with the instructor and the rest of the cohort — not a forum thread. That compounds across an entire cohort: every question someone else asks teaches you something you didn't know to ask yourself.
The workshop format also enforces focus. Eight hours over three days, no multitasking, no Slack, no half-attention listening during your other meetings. Engineers who attend Claude Camp routinely tell us it was the first training in years where they actually shipped something real by the end.
What you'll actually build during the workshop
Day 1 is foundations and setup: how Claude, the API, and Claude Code actually work, the full map of the Claude product suite, and a working local environment. You'll install Claude Code, connect it to your editor, configure the permission model, and pass a set of sanity checks before Day 2 begins.
Day 2 is where the workshop goes deep. You author a production-grade CLAUDE.md for your own repo, wire up at least two MCP servers (GitHub plus one domain-specific tool), write a custom slash command that encodes one of your team's real workflows, and ship a multi-step task end-to-end with live review. Every engineer leaves Day 2 with a Claude-first repo that is theirs, not a toy.
Day 3 is the advanced material that differentiates Claude Code from every other AI coding tool. Sub-agents and multi-agent patterns, git worktrees for parallel execution, Routines for cloud-hosted automation, the Messages API and the Agent SDK, Managed Agents on Anthropic infrastructure, and a capstone where you ship a real integration against the API. By the time the workshop ends you have built something you can show at work on Monday.
- A production CLAUDE.md tuned to your repo's conventions
- At least two MCP servers wired to real tools
- A custom slash command encoding one real team workflow
- A multi-agent capstone you build live against the API
- A certificate of completion you can submit for reimbursement
Who the workshop is for
Working software engineers. Anyone who ships code for a living — backend, frontend, full-stack, infra, mobile — will get value out of the workshop. We have no prerequisites other than a macOS laptop, a Claude Pro or Max subscription (or an API key with a small budget), and a repo you care about. Senior engineers often attend because Day 3 covers multi-agent orchestration they haven't had time to build from scratch; mid-level engineers get the biggest absolute delta on Day 2's CLAUDE.md and MCP work.
This is not a workshop for non-technical audiences, AI prompt-only roles, or people who have never written code. It is built for engineers who already ship software and want to be ten times more productive doing it. If that's you, you'll be in the right room.
Taught by a senior engineer who uses Claude Code every day
The workshop is taught by Kev Gary, a senior software engineer at Credit Karma (Intuit) who uses Claude Code, the Agent SDK, and the Messages API eight-plus hours a day in production. The curriculum is built from real engineering work, not from reading the docs.
Pricing for the workshop
Early bird seats are $399 for waitlist members. Individual seats at full price are $499. Teams of three to five engineers pay $449 per seat, and teams of six or more pay $399 per seat. Enterprise private cohorts are available on request.
Questions engineers ask about this.
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Waitlist members get early bird pricing ($399 vs $499). Cohorts cap at 20 engineers.